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I had pet ducks, and they loved dandelion greens. I use vinegar as a weed killer. It doesn’t hurt anything except the weed – and I would put it on some food, anyway.
Just bend down, slide a long bladed screwdriver along side the root and pull it out.. They also make a tool called a weed popper. Don’t be so lazy. My sister feeds them to her bunny. You can buy extra strength vinegar at garden supply stores and it works wonders. Also you can pour boiling water on them.
Thanks for this strip! Pesticides are a huge problem. The bee population is disappearing. Since they are largely responsible for the pollination of fruit trees we’re going to be in deep trouble.
t jacobs almost 10 years ago
they are
Ubintold almost 10 years ago
Who says it isn’t ?
PICTO almost 10 years ago
I have never seen any animal other than humans eat dandelions.
NaturLvr almost 10 years ago
Finches, among other birds, eat the seeds. Rabbits and woodchucks eat the greens.
captainofgondor almost 10 years ago
I had pet ducks, and they loved dandelion greens. I use vinegar as a weed killer. It doesn’t hurt anything except the weed – and I would put it on some food, anyway.
morningglory73 Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Vinegar? Really? Seems it has lots of uses.
amethyst52 Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Just bend down, slide a long bladed screwdriver along side the root and pull it out.. They also make a tool called a weed popper. Don’t be so lazy. My sister feeds them to her bunny. You can buy extra strength vinegar at garden supply stores and it works wonders. Also you can pour boiling water on them.
english.ann almost 10 years ago
PICTO,Last spring (2014), I noticed that deer in the back yard liked to eat the dandelion blossoms, if not the whole dandelion above ground.
connie almost 10 years ago
Thanks for this strip! Pesticides are a huge problem. The bee population is disappearing. Since they are largely responsible for the pollination of fruit trees we’re going to be in deep trouble.